Trail Running calendar near Superior 2026-2027

Experience the trails of Catalina State Park with a choice of 13.1 mile or 5.3 mile distances. Enjoy a desert course featuring stair climbs followed by a Mexican breakfast and professional race photos in Tucson.

Experience a fun and messy outdoor adventure featuring a several mile course with 12 mud-filled obstacles. This non-competitive event at Old Tucson is perfect for groups and includes a lively post-race party.

An evening road run at Sabino Canyon on April 11, 2026 offering a 7.4 mile out and back and a 2 mile fun run. The 7.4 mile includes aid stations, a sub 19 minute per mile pace cutoff, event shirts, and finish-line food.

A two day trail and mountain bike weekend at Tortolita Preserve near Marana, AZ, with a half marathon, a 7.7 mile run, and 10 and 20 mile MTB races. Aid stations appear every three miles and all entrants receive a custom bib and finisher me..

Experience a journey from the Sonoran Desert to the pine-drenched summit of Mount Lemmon. This trail festival near Tucson features steep climbs and smooth singletrack with 50K, 100K, and multi-day challenge options.

Experience the rugged beauty of the Mogollon Rim in Arizona with 50 mile and 50K ultra marathons featuring extensive singletrack and significant elevation gain along the historic Highline Trail.

Night trail races at San Tan Mountain Regional Park near Queen Creek, Arizona. Multiple distances run on a 9 kilometer loop, including a 54K option that covers six laps.

Experience the desert after dark with this six race night trail series in Maricopa County. Choose from various distances ranging from 5 km to 75 km for a unique seasonal running challenge under the stars.

Experience a grassroots trail race along the Mogollon Rim at 6,000 feet elevation. Choose between 6K, 10 mile, and 50K distances on trails maintained within the scenic Tonto National Forest.

Join this meaningful 5K walk and run at Gilbert Regional Park to support families grieving pregnancy and infant loss. Enjoy a day of community with live music, food trucks, and a touching tribute wall.

Experience a messy and exciting obstacle course at the Phoenix Raceway. Run, crawl, and slide through up to 3 miles of mud with friends and family in this outdoor adventure.

Seize the night at McDowell Mountain Regional Park with a series of desert trail runs ranging from 6K to 50K. Experience rolling single track and mountainous ridges under the stars in this chip timed nocturnal event.

A no fee, limited entry trail run in Phoenix that follows Dreamy Draw and climbs Piestewa Peak. The out and back route is described as 9 miles with partial markings, Garmin coordinates, and minimal aid.

An evening trail event at Estrella Mountain Competitive Track offering five looped distances on desert trails. The race is part of the Insomniac Night Trail Run Series; registration closes June 8 and entries are non-refundable.

Night trail runs at Usery Mountain Regional Park with 50K, 25K, 12K and 6K options. The flat, fast course uses Chain Fruit, Lost Sheep, Channel and Blevins Trails and is part of the Insomniac Night Series.

Experience a rugged trail event through Arizona Ponderosa Pine forests and the high Sonoran Desert. Tackle the technical Mogollon Rim in a demanding 100 mile qualifier or a scenic 42K race.

Night trail races from Pemberton Trailhead at McDowell Mountain Regional Park near Fountain Hills, Arizona. Distances range from 7K to 75K and this event is the final race in the Insomniac Night Trail Run Series.

Experience the desert landscape of Tucson at the Catalina State Park 50-Year Trail Race. Choose between a 5k or a 9.3 mile course and enjoy a post-race Mexican breakfast and professional photos.

Run under the stars at the Thrasher Night Trail in Cave Creek Regional Park. Choose from 5K to 33K distances on rolling desert single-track. It's the first of three night races in the series, held before the Cave Creek Thriller.

On October 17, 2026 Cave Creek Thriller offers 50K, 24K, 11K and 5K trail races around Cave Creek Regional Park and along the Maricopa Trail. Courses are rocky and exposed, include aid stations, and the event operates as a cupless race.